As expected, Tapbots, developers of Tweetbot, the popular Twitter client for iOS and Mac, have released an update for Tweetbot 3 for iPhone.
Tapbots used the launch of iOS 7 to completely overhaul its flagship app, Tweetbot for the iPhone. After months of recoding their app using the new approach in iOS 7, the fruits of their labor are now available in the iOS App Store.
There have been a slew of apps updated today (or late yesterday). Apps like Draw Something, Scribblenauts, WhatsApp, @Timer, Drafts, and Tweetbot all have something new (even if it’s just UI tweaks). Here’s our list thus far (we’ll update over the day). Plus iWork for iOS received a quick update for Accessibility.
It’s an app-erific update day isn’t it? Facebook released an update that (finally) included sharing and comment tagging and now Twitter has pushed out (really Apple is pushing out the update, Twitter is just letting everyone know, aren’t they?) with (gasp) the ability to email tweets (welcome to 2012 Twitter), better search, and some nice multimedia touches. Here’s what I’m wondering, are you tapping update for this?
If you’ve been eagerly waiting for Tapbots to launch a Mac version of Tweetbots, one of the most popular and our favorite Twitter client on our iPhone and iPad then we’ve some good news, but there is also some bad news.
Tapbots has just released Tweetbot for Mac in the Mac App Store, but it is available for a hefty price of $19.99.
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